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4 +1 | the spirit of hard struggle |
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4 +1 | Entrepreneurial spirit |
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4 +1 | the spirit of hard work |
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5 | nose to the grindstone |
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4 | the determination of going all out in doing sth |
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3 +1 | Hard-working spirit |
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the spirit of hard struggle Explanation: the spirit of hard struggle -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-12-05 01:55:24 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.collegian.psu.edu/archive/2001/03/03-13-01tdc/03-... |
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拼搏精神 the determination of going all out in doing sth Explanation: I think for this kind of translation, it would be easier and also more understandable to the target readers if we concentrate more on the meaning than the individual Chinese words. And make it to fit into the whole context is also very important. |
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拼搏精神 Entrepreneurial spirit Explanation: Entrepreneurial spirit Reference: http://www.typs.edu.hk/main/PolicyAddress2003/ |
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拼搏精神 the spirit of hard work Explanation: the spirit of hard work "the spirit of hard struggle" is another version but only has 23 references in google. "the spirit of hard work" has 438 references in google. |
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Hard-working spirit Explanation: Hard-working spirit Simple but to the point. |
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nose to the grindstone Explanation: someone who works ceaselessly, concentrating fully on his work, is said to have (or keep) his nose to the grindstone. |
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